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Rentokil has advised the public and businesses to remain vigilant about gull activity moving into autumn. While the peak nesting season has now passed, gulls will remain active in urban coastal areas as they search for food, which can lead to aggressive behaviour.

Rentokil, Ireland’s leading pest control provider, is warning the public of increased ant activity in the coming weeks, with the annual Flying Ant Day phenomenon expected to occur in July and early August.

Rentokil, Ireland’s leading pest control provider, warns households and businesses to expect a seasonal rise in fly activity as temperatures increase. Warm, humid conditions create ideal breeding grounds for flies, often resulting in a spike in infestations during this time of year.

Pest control provider Rentokil has reported a sharp increase in rat and mouse activity nationwide during the first quarter of 2025. The company recorded a 45 per cent increase in rat-related activity and a 39 per cent rise in mouse-related activity nationally in Q1 (January-March) 2025 compared to the same period last year.

Rentokil, Ireland’s leading pest control provider, is advising people to be aware of the threat of bed bugs while travelling this summer, especially those travelling to Paris for the 2024 Summer Olympics starting on the 26 July.

Rentokil, Ireland’s leading pest control provider, is preparing the public for the annual phenomenon known as flying ant day, a period typically in late July and early August, rather than a single day, when the insects begin to emerge from their nests to mate.

Rentokil has issued a warning for urban and coastal areas, specifically concerning gulls, during the remaining weeks of the breeding season, which runs from March to September.

Leading pest control provider Rentokil is warning people to be on the lookout for ants this summer as it recorded an 80 per cent increase in callouts in May, compared to the same period last year.

Galway has the third-most callouts for dealing with cockroach infestations, according to Rentokil, Ireland’s leading pest control provider. Eight per cent of all Rentokil calls to deal with cockroaches come from Galway, and now the company is warning homeowners to be on the lookout for signs of cockroaches as they prepare for the festive period.

It’s not only humans who like living in Galway — rodents are also attracted by the lifestyle.